Révisés

Révisés is the masculine plural form of the past participle révisé of the French verb réviser. It functions primarily as an adjective meaning revised or corrected, and it agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies. The feminine singular is révisée and the feminine plural révisées; the masculine singular is révisé.

Common uses include finance and administration, where chiffres révisés or budget révisé refer to numbers or budgets that have been updated after review. In publishing or education, on the other hand, une édition révisée or un texte révisé signals corrections or updates compared with a prior version. The term can therefore apply to documents, plans, or data sets that have undergone revision.

Origin: révisé comes from the verb réviser ("to review, revise"), from the prefix re- plus a root related to voir/videre meaning to see, indicating looking again or re-examining. In practice, correct agreement is essential: révisé (m.s.), révisée (f.s.), révisés (m.p.), révisées (f.p.).